'I love to rise in a summer morn,When the birds sing on every tree;The distant huntsman winds his horn,O what sweet company!Which poem are these lines taken from? Who wrote this poem? What is the tone of the poem?

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**(3)** **Poem:** These lines are taken from 'The Schoolboy', a poem from the collection 'Songs of Experience' (1794).

**Poet:** The poem was written by the English poet William Blake.

**Tone:** The tone begins as joyful and nostalgic, as the boy delights in the summer morning, the singing birds and the huntsman's horn. It soon turns melancholic and plaintive, because the boy is forced to spend his days in the dull confinement of school, away from nature and freedom. The overall tone is therefore one of sadness and protest against rigid schooling that crushes a child's natural joy.

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